The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-15
Briefs.

ALL TRAINS reported on tine yester
day.
tbs NIGHT of Tuesday was indeed
cold.
EvERYTHIFG is moving along smoothly
at the depot just now.
OPERATIONS ON the Ogden gasworks
will not be resumed until spring.
The RECENT extremely cold nights
have made the iceman's heart glad,
UNrLA few days ago the prospects
for big ice crop this year were not en-
oouraging.
YIsIroRs TO The Junction City irvar-
condition OF our streets.
IT IS gratifying to be able to state
that The health Of cur residents is
steadily Improving since the advent OF
coid weather.
The ROCK sidewalk being put down
for Mr.. HorrOcks, on Fifth Street, is
progressing towards completion. 1t
will be substantial Improvement.
Or MONDAY, the 26th of December,
the Kn ghts of Pythias will hold
grand ball in the Union Opera House
when Ford's Quadrilie Band will be in
attendance.
Z THE STREETS of Ogden improve ali the
time under the care of Mr.. Supervisor
Nye, who keeps a large force of men
constantly at work by direction of the
street committee.
THE SANITARY committee is doing
good work in endeaYori0g to rid our
city of the rubbish which is pilei up in
the centre of our principal business
block. The ash pits or boxes cannot
come too soon.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between EnOch and Newton Farr, pro-
duce dealers, has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. Enoch FAIR re-
firing. The latter gentleman is retained
as an employee.
The DIsPLAY of toys and holiday
goods generally at the q. c. NJ. /. is
equal to anything in the city. The .ur-
bane and accommodating clerks of that
establishment are preparing for an i'm
mense holiday trade.
JACK MALAH. the man who swallowed
aconite the other day, while drunk, is
on the street again, about as normally
we'll as he has been of late. 1t is un-
certain whether any further action in
the case will be taken.
THE SOCIAL HALL was, last night,
the appointed rendezvous of Signor J,
NJ. Nsvoni's newly-formed musical com
blnatioR, where vocal as well as musical
aspirants were exercised. Music is un-
doubleday booming here just now.
MRssRs. D. n. P6ERY & SoNs Will re-
commence business to-day In the store
one door south of our branch Office,
where they will sell goods at slaughter
house prices. They are making extern
sive preparations for big rush. which
there is little donbt viii reach them.
UPON FURTHER investigation in regard
to the FIRE on Tuesday night at the SEC
ond-hand store of Mr.. Heller, on Main
Street, we learn that an insurance ia
carried on the stock, but to what |
amount could not be ascertained. The
loss will amount, it is thought, to sew
eral hundred dollars.
THE "srREEr fixers" who have lately |
been practicing their ability on the !
COEu6T VI CpIIuS hAu Oofuutu DtIeSLS, |
ought once more to fix their weather |
eye on The condition OF the streets |
as few gullies still exist |
which do not improve by any means, |
the temper of pedestrians. ~ sfbfs
INA paragraph alleging to be report /
of certain case tried in the First Dis
tricl Court on Monday last, local cor
Of metropolitan contem-
porsry flung the following upon a long. +
suffering community: AT the conolu-
i'm of the testimony for the
Mr.. Kimball moved for q
verdRt of not guilty, on the ground
that there WAS variance between the
facts as proved and as alleged in the in
in that it was charged that |
the offense was committed in this
county, and there was no evidence
tending to prove that fact. FdetS seem
10 have got considerably mixed in this |
alleged report. But as sare as legs IL |
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